Stephanie Veve had enough of wrapping her kid’s ice pops in napkins. So she did what many have thought of, but never fully perused–she came up with a new invention. The Temecula entrepreneur and mother of three created Pop Pals. According to Southwest Riverside News Network, Pop Pals are a sleeve for ice pops youngsters […]
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Missoulian: Some little boys love army tanks or fire engines. For Nathan McEwen, it was always ice cream trucks that captured his imagination. Being one of eight kids growing up in his Washington family, he rarely got to stand in line at the cheerfully decorated truck that cruised his neighborhood, selling all kinds of delicious
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PNJ.com: Sue Shattuck’s sauces are sizzling. Jars of the Milton native’s ready-to-serve Bayou Creole, Maui Sunset and Milano Marinara sauces are a hot commodity in several area stores. And a recent deal with Whole Foods Market soon will stock San Francisco store shelves with the tasty toppings. Gourmet Mom’s is the little business that just
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Alain Karyo, an architect, is the founder of Catamount Glass. The 31-year-old company first made beakers for schools and laboratories, but switched to designing cookware when Alain saw the need for a sturdy alternative to existing glass cookware, reports The Daily Grommet. Catamount’s popcorn popper is made of borosilicate glass that can withstand high temperatures
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Going from the microwave to your mouth in mere minutes, The Greeting Cake Company has a cake that will change your opinion on microwaved foods. Unlike most foods that find their way into the device, these cakes come out moist and delicious. With cakes for nearly any occasion, they are the perfect gift or the
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Teen Money Making Ideas brings you some pretty sweet ideas for your business. Read, be inspired, and get into action — there’s nothing like a craving to get you going. 1. Candy Store. Starting a business that retails candy is very straightforward and the biggest challenge to overcome is selecting the right operating location for
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mlive.com: As he puts it, Gary Szekely developed an app. Only it wasn’t for an iPhone, iPad or any other multimedia device – Szekely’s new technology instead applies to the unsung vending machine. The owner of Kalamazoo-based Advantage Vending has a patent pending on a device that attaches to a particular brand of refrigeration system
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Inc.com asks are you ready to try air-filled chocolate? Paul Pruett sure hopes so. He is the co-founder and CEO of Bubble Chocolate, a Salem, Massachusetts—based company that makes aerated chocolate bars. The hundreds of tiny air bubbles in each bar create an unusual texture. Pruett got hooked on aerated chocolate about a decade ago,
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At a time when more people are making the switch to a healthy living style, more businesses are sprouting up to accommodate them. One of these businesses, Flavrz Drink Mix, is being guided by one mompreneur in the fight against those not-so-healthy drink alternatives on the market. Karen Barth, a Harvard Business School graduate and
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Armed with just a dream and the determination to make it come to life, Simona Faroni & Guido Tremolini came from Italy and settled in the US 14 years ago. Their dream? To show Americans just how good Italian gelato really is. If you’re not aware of what exactly gelato is, it’s an ‘evolutionized’ version
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